Abstract:
A capacitor that includes a porous metallic base material; a phosphorus-containing layer on the porous metallic base material; a dielectric layer on the phosphorus-containing layer; and an electrode on the dielectric layer.
Abstract:
A multilayer ceramic capacitor exhibits superior life characteristics in a high temperature load test despite the use of very thin dielectric layers. As a dielectric ceramic constituting a dielectric layer of the multilayer ceramic capacitor, a perovskite-type compound is used and contains Ba and Ti (a portion of Ba can be replaced with at least one of Ca and Sr, and a portion of Ti can be replaced with Zr) as a main component, and including La within the range of 2-6 parts by mole, Mg within the range of 3-5 parts by mole, and Mn within the range of 1.5-3 parts by mole in a case where a total content of Ti and Zr is 100 parts by mole.
Abstract:
A capacitor having a conductive porous substrate with at least two electrostatic capacitance forming sections, each of the at least two electrostatic capacitance forming sections including a porous portion of the conductive porous substrate, a dielectric layer on the porous portion, and an upper electrode on the dielectric layer. The at least two electrostatic capacitance forming sections are electrically connected in series by the conductive porous substrate.
Abstract:
A capacitor that includes a porous metal base material, a first buffer layer formed by an atomic layer deposition method on the porous metal base material, a dielectric layer formed by an atomic layer deposition method on the first buffer layer, and an upper electrode formed on the dielectric layer.
Abstract:
A capacitor that includes a conductive porous base material; a dielectric layer; and an electrode. The conductive porous base material, the dielectric layer, and the upper electrode are laminated together to constitute an effective part that accumulates charges in the dielectric layer when a voltage is applied between the conductive porous base material and the electrode. The conductive porous base material includes at least one groove having a width of 10 μm or more at ½ of a depth of the at least one groove.
Abstract:
A capacitor that includes a porous metal base material, a dielectric layer formed on the porous metal base material, an upper electrode formed on the dielectric layer, a first terminal electrode electrically connected to the porous metal base material, and a second terminal electrode electrically connected to the upper electrode. The porous metal base material includes a high-porosity part and low-porosity parts, and the low-porosity parts are present at a pair of opposed side surfaces of the porous metal base material.
Abstract:
A capacitor is provided that includes an electrostatic capacitance forming portion with a first electrode/dielectric layer/second electrode structure, and a silicon portion. Moreover, the silicon portion is disposed on at least a part of a side of the electrostatic capacitance forming portion. When the capacitor is viewed in a thickness direction thereof, a region occupied by the silicon portion in a lower portion of the electrostatic capacitance forming portion is 50% or less.
Abstract:
A capacitor that includes a porous metal base material, a dielectric layer formed on the porous metal base material, an upper electrode formed on the dielectric layer, a first terminal electrode electrically connected to the porous metal base material, and a second terminal electrode electrically connected to the upper electrode. The porous metal base material includes a high-porosity part and low-porosity parts, and the low-porosity parts are present at a pair of opposed side surfaces of the porous metal base material.
Abstract:
A capacitor includes a first electrode formed from a conductive porous base material, a dielectric layer located on the first electrode and a second electrode located on the dielectric layer. The first electrode is electrically connected to first and second terminal electrodes located on respective opposite ends of the first electrode. The second electrode is located between the first and second terminal electrodes and is electrically connected to a third terminal electrode located on the second electrode.